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Mt Wellington

26A Mountain Road, Mt Wellington, Auckland

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3 Bedrooms
1 Lounges
2 Bathrooms
2 Parking
1,009sqm Land area SQM
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Deceased estate - must be sold!


Disregard the high CV. The estate must be settled, and the owners are open to all genuine interest

For the first time in over 50 years, the doors to this cherished sanctuary are open to a new chapter. Built in 1956, this home isn't just a structure of timber and glass; it is a repository of a lifetime's worth of Sunday roasts, summer garden parties, and quiet mornings watching the mist rise over the mountain, uniquely suited for extended families

This well-loved home has a feeling of warmth that is felt in every corner of the property. Now, as part of a deceased estate sale, this significant landholding is ready for a visionary to honour its past or build its future.

Situated in the Residential - Mixed Housing Suburban zone - under the Auckland Unitary Plan, this is a high-value designation. Whether you choose to refurbish the mid-century original or explore the potential for high-density development (townhouses or units), the scope here is extraordinary (subject to council approval).

Enjoy the peace of a long-established neighbourhood while being a short walk to the Panmure train station, minutes away from the vibrant hub of Sylvia Park and major transport arterials. Whether you are a family looking for a "forever" site with soul and history, or a developer seeking a premium canvas with favourable zoning, this property offers a foundation like no other.

Asking Price NZ$1,299,000
Alison Jackson-Mee

Alison Jackson-Mee

Residential Sales

Bayleys Real Estate Ltd, Remuera,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008

Features

Character


Character-filled interior with large double garage

Views


Elevated with sweeping views to the South

Opportunity


Mixed Housing Suburban – explore the density

Location


Easy motorway access & shopping at Sylivia Park